Characters - Hyde Flashcards

1
Q

The horrible thing Hyde did to the 9 year old girl

A

The man trampled calmly over the child’s body

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2
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What Hyde is described as by Enfield

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Damned Juggernaut

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3
Q

What people want to do to Hyde - even the doctor!

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I saw Sawbones turn sick and white with the desire to kill him

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4
Q

Hyde’s appearance (but not really appearance) frightens people - just by seeing him

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So ugly that it brought the sweat on me like running

But not just fear they want revenge - Hyde frightens them to the extent they want to get rid of him

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5
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What does Enfield say about the way Hyde looks and why he is unable to tell Utterson all about it

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Extraordinary looking man and yet I really can name nothing out of the way

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6
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Enfield admits that Hyde is difficult to describe

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I can’t describe him

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7
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When Utterson sees Hyde what does he associate him to?

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Something troglodytic

Old story of Dr Fell

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8
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What does Utterson first describe Hyde as

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Pale and dwarfish

Impression of deformity without any noticeable malformation

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9
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Utterson starts to realise the impact Hyde is having internally on him

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Mere radiance of a foul soul that this transpires through, transfigures its clay continent

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10
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The setting anticipates Hyde

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City in a nightmare

Fog rolled over the city

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11
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The maid’s description of what Hyde does to sir danvers carew

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Ape like fury
Trampling his victim under foot
Bones were audibly shattered
Clubbed him to death

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12
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Hyde acts very strangely around Lanyon

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Will you be wise? Will you be guided?

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13
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What Jekyll admits Hyde is

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Edward Hyde, alone in the ranks of mankind, was pure evil

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14
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What happens when you repress Hyde

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My devil had long been caged, he came out roaring

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15
Q

How Hyde is manipulative - wants to get rid of Jekyll but keep himself (he understands this so is smart enough)

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Ape like tricks that would play me

Destroying the portrait of my father

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16
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Why Hyde cannot try and harm Jekyll too much

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Had it not been for his fear of death

Long ruined himself … To involve me

17
Q

How people feel as soon as they see Hyde

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Strongly against the watcher’s inclination

18
Q

Things that make Hyde seem like an animal

A
Ape like 
Hissing intake of breath
Grunted
Snarled 
Savage laugh
19
Q

Hyde gets scared too

A

Fear … Momentary

20
Q

Hyde can weigh things up

A

Upon some sudden reflection

When he is considering showing Utterson his face

21
Q

Religious references to Hyde

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Satans signature upon a face
Spirit of hell
Child of Hell
Devilish fury 
like Satan
22
Q

Everybody else may find Hyde ugly, but Jekyll doesn’t

A

WI was conscious of no repugnance rather a leap of welcome

23
Q

Hyde’s hand - Stevenson describes this in detail to show how animal like he is

A

Knuckly

Thickly shaded with a swart growth of hair

24
Q

Jekyll thinks of Hyde as a young teenager

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Hyde had more than a son’s indifference

25
Q

Hyde may share memory, but no emotions attached to them

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Hyde would be not even conscious of all he had lost

26
Q

Jekyll does not want to bring Hyde back but eventually has to give into temptation

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Not that I dreamed of resuscitating Hyde

27
Q

Jekyll has to become Hyde again - its part of his body and mind now to remain psychologically able

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Moral weakness

28
Q

Jekyll liked as Hyde what he felt as Hyde

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lust of evil…. love of life screwed

29
Q

Hyde likes seeing pain in others

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Smile withered from his face … more happily for myself

30
Q

Hyde is strengthened by Jekyll’s weakness - hatred for Jekyll

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Power of Hyde seemed to have grown with the sickliness of Jekyll

He is like a disease

31
Q

Distaste for Hyde was well known

A

Loathing to my gentleman … only natural

32
Q

Everyone including Lanyon finds Hyde repulsive

A

there was something abnormal and misbegotten in the very essence of his creature

33
Q

Hyde is a distillation of the evil and selfishness in Jekyll

A

Jekyll says

Was a being inherently malign and villainous, his every act and thought centered on self

34
Q

A good person looks pleasant but an evil person like Hyde does not - physiognomy

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The mere aura and effulgence of certain of the powers that made up my spirit